Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21

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!. TIE Day started q gsoozniIy esruch-I
chillg, slaady and wet TIE delegation
fro<E Seattle arrived ssseni o'clock ard
Esre mef AZ the wharf by deleRztion
% locsi vsterans and Csmrauy q Of tne
Nsfiu1zl Gard. TIE iaiter we're
dressed IN sparkling rev unifsFgis snd
were scc0mpsnisd oy 5 esiiy equipusd
dram earps end 10 ksd Altogether IS
neantiful a. 9 fizhs q fsEcy. C8ptsin
tlfs vas particularly conspicao1s II his
eoumansinR rraoa. Ire nsreh frorn
tie woarf up Pasifc sveune 70 TIE g.
A. 4 heaeqa EteKs vas atfeudsd By the
pleadiis q a eEowd % admirers.
A number Of Eastern Washiresen
members arrived on the morning train
from over The switehback.
HE slfests, despite the gloom Of the !
weather, ueEe fell Of life and boss In |
blue the latter looking peFfestly &c
liansed With everything. Il rained |
harder daring The early part Of tue |
| pieased TO be heusai Ia the Tacona |
Hotel. afterwards IN @. A. 4. Hall IL !
atte1daHee at toe basiaess meeting.
The ladies OF the Relief Corps are
likewise here in large numbers. TIE |
following are the names Of those form
ing the
DELEGATIoH from SEATTLE.
Who arrived yesterday mornioe: Mrs |
Kenyon. Mrs. HsrRick, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. |
BywateF, Mrs. Bopart, Mrs. SpzuldinR, /
Ms. Jones'. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. RsitSs.
Mrs Holmes, Mrs. Pinckn-y ard Mrs !
Milford. Tney are housed AZ she rs |
coma Hotel The Relief Corps held q |
bosiness session also, occupying the /
Mssoaic Han, which was tastefully |
decorated for he occasion. In the /
afteEBeon the @. A. Il. cent an invita- |
tion 20 tbs Relief CORPS 10 Join With /
them 10 the reading of tho annaal re- /
ports. The Invitation was accepted aud |
the two sodies concluded their basiuess /
as one. The reception committee of the 1
ladies' corps, 20 whish no little credit /
Is due, consists IF Mss. l.. Z. Nestelle, /
Mrs.. b. r. Everett and Mrs. y. II.
Price.
Last evening the Grand ARMS Hall |
Was crowded With citizens ana visiting /
guests, to enjoy a pleasant relaxation
after the business OF the day.
Jndge 5. Q. Ssafs welcomed the visit
leg comrades in q glowing speeeh that L
caused them all to be glad they came.
Il was not too long. timed and was itly /
spoken. Mai1r Albert whyte sang she
sBaeie Song" The young actress, Miss
Mollinelli. recited The Dying Soldier"
Mrs. b. x. Everett sang Omitted Leaf"
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Same CautseH," and the whole CON-
Uany Joined the chorus OF "rentinR on
she Ola Camp Ground" and "Put on
YeuK Army Shoes" All this programme
Was carried through IN a manner that
does not permit Of distinctions. Then
Company q gave a short
EXHIBITION DRILL
which elected the warmest applause Of
the old soldiers The entertainments
eonclnd by everybody lining in sing
ing Marching Thro1Rh Georgia.
Tnis entertaiamsni was originally In
tended 20 be given tanigat. but the plsu
was changed late Tuesday evening. fe
night the public installation Of newly
elected sfficers of both the Grand Army
Of the Republic ami the Womas's Re
lief Corps will take place IS the q. A.
x. Hall, after which there will be q
srand ball rendered by Custer Post No.
s, az The Aiphs Opera House 20 their
guests. Dspoigg will eommeDoa imme-
eiatsly after tbs Gloss OF the inst4iia
ton services. J. @. Hewitt, @. j. Daffy
and John Holgate form the e3mmiEtee
n charge OF the Ia ter. Everybody IL
praying foE fair day today.
Why THEY ADJOURNED.
"Tom" Malonsy was encountered on
the street yesterd ~ aud was asked to
define the position Of tbs new ulion
Lsbor party. "Well, I'll tell you," be
said, ''the party Is going into this can
ysss in much better shave than il did |
last fall as the Peoples Party: We will
be better organized in every way. The
city vas not ereanizsd last fall. Il will
be tbis time. Oar puroose, II sou want
that defined, Is 10 give this city the best
possible government There has been /
an attempt to raise the dynamite CRY. Il
Il uncaIled for ose way or smother Ia
our PARTY. We daa'f RECOGNIZES IL; there
are no dynsuiteFs 10 our party amy m0Ee /
than in 9th ~. There may BE- ons or
two Who believe ia the tearing dOws |
process. Thew have no voice with as. /
We have adopted aad require tbs sign /
ing of pledge 20 support the otinsi
piles Of tue CinciDaaa Labor C9nven-
ten. We will support nons who do not
sign that pledge. That Is clean, clear
platform and defines oar position
exactly"
ct would appear that you don't ap- |
prove OF fusion from the abrupt ad /
iouruusns Of the other night"
mo, We don't, but / am sorry We /
caald not have expressed our ssnti- /
men on that matter. We did Intend /
TO appoint a committee. Il is not gen
orally unders oo4 why We adjourned IN
that way. There we're several persons |
wbo came there loaded. They wanted
10 gel on
A LOT or VENOM
That va, as a party, did DOT desire % |
father. We tried b get n guarantee OF |
suppression "a we're not sure OF IL IL |
those anti-dyrAmite resolutions had |
been intfodaesd il would have started |
the thing going without any chance 81 /
stopping. Hsnce We quit u without do |
las anytning. Here are ths resolutions |
We proposed to introduce, had We doae |
ANYTHING, The will sh3w exactly whst |
We waald have dsne had &c not been /
found 90 necessary 10 guard against the ]
loaded parties for these resolutions |
would certainly hsv been adopted
"And who sre yOoF candicstesr
'-Oh, ems say exsep. stat tae Union |
Labor Party has has
ONE NAN FoR MAJOR,
And that Is Jacob Mann
WHIST has become Of BacklsyF
Mr. Masoney smiled.
Win regard % Mr. Buckley - q |
/ man, he is well liked among working |
men and l. lookei upaa IS their friend; |
81 far - ha can b. 10 bis position"
zaid Mr.. Mslaney. "But "a for bis be |
fnq or candidate for Mayor the, = sat |
Of the qae-sioa. The idea OF tse UaioD /
I.shor Party sdvooatigg for snSa an |
on e man hizh IN tie grac and con /
dd@uees OF = great cocpogAtiou - ab- /
surd. Ma, indeed, tHat gonld Be tsins 1
the CITY too closely 70 the Northern "a /